Anker USB C Hub, PowerExpand 6-in-1 Adapter, with 4K HDMI, 100W Power Delivery Port, 2 10 Gbps A Ports, SD Card Reader, and 3.5mm Audio, for MacBook Air, Pro, XPS, More

I have used this for a while now and it has been perfect across 3 different laptops, 2 PC's and 1 MacBook Pro

I recently bought the Jet USB-C Hub 6-in-1 Adapter, and it has been a game-changer for expanding my laptop’s connectivity options. Here’s my experience with it:• Multiple Ports: The 6-in-1 design offers a variety of useful ports, including HDMI, USB-A, USB-C, and an SD card slot. It’s perfect for connecting multiple devices to my laptop at once.• 4K HDMI Support: The 4K HDMI port works flawlessly. I’ve connected it to my TV and monitor, and the video quality is crisp and clear, with no lag or issues.• 100W Power Delivery: This feature is fantastic. I can charge my laptop while using the hub, which is incredibly convenient when I’m working on the go. It’s great to have a single device that handles both power and data transfer.• Compact and Portable: The hub is sleek, lightweight, and easy to carry around, making it ideal for travel or working remotely.• Plug and Play: No additional drivers or software needed—just plug it in, and it works right away.Overall: The Jet USB-C Hub 6-in-1 Adapter is a reliable and versatile solution for anyone needing to expand their laptop’s connectivity. The HDMI support, 100W power delivery, and compact design make it an excellent choice for both home and on-the-go use. Highly recommended for those who need a multi-functional hub for work, presentations, or entertainment!

Love this brand over a year in works perfectly

I bought this Anker alongside the Stouchi 2-in-1 to compare for my Galaxy Tab S8+. While the Stouchi is smaller than anticipated, the Anker was opposite and a bit larger than I assumed. Both effectively charged the S8+, however only the Anker produced sound quality equal to directly connecting the headphones.The drawback for the Anker, which took a star off, is it can get pretty warm, almost hot. I don't know if that will degrade the components inside quicker or not but it could be a concern for some. (The Stouchi remains cool through usage.)Overall, the Anker ends up being my pick for my intended use, which is at home. If this were a choice for someone traveling a lot with charging spots along the way, I would probably recommend the Stouchi because of its lightweight and compact design; assuming the sound quality loss is reasonable to you. (If the Anker is 10/10 for sound, I'd put the Stouchi at around 8/10; wasn't bad, but not comparable to direct connection).

I've tried a couple of other hubs but settled on this for two mac (macbook air/macbook pro) to support older usb-a/b stuff (backup drive, hardwired speaker) and it just works. Others I tried often failed especially with my backup drive using old standard usba. Fast enough for time machine. I also extended by macbook pro to two monitors using the built in hdmi and a second hdmi via the anker hub. Not the cheapest around but it works and I just ordered a thrid one for my grandaughter.

Unreliable. I paid $25 (it's now listed for $12) to get the Anker name brand for reliability. I have a new Surface Pro 11th edition. The power delivery in registers as a slow charger with a GAN 65W charger from Anker and Anker cable (plugging in directly it charges quickly, through the hub it fails). The USB-A ports don't work either. I've tried with multiple devices, both ports on the hub, and both ports on my laptop. I have a double-sided USB A&C flash drive so I can easily confirm that it's the hub at fault. Through the hub, the drives don't actually show up in file explorer (they're grayed out and throw an error). Piece of junk that the return window just closed on.

Everything functioning ok but the PD ports is only works when I charge using a laptop charger if I use an iPad charger it won’t charge

The device works as it should with little fuss and good audio. The power pass through works well for my device, but check your computer's requirements as it does use some of the incoming power - aka it doesn't pass the entire wattage through. The design is nice and sleek and the cable and ports are good quality. I love it.